Mini Vegan Cheesecakes (Gluten Free)

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Mini Vegan Cheesecakes.  These mini vegan and gluten free cheesecakes are so good!

When I made my dairy free sour cream the other day, I was thinking that it might be the perfect base for a vegan cheesecake.  Turns out I was right.  You are going to love these mini vegan cheesecakes!

 

Mini Vegan Cheesecakes- My Whole Food Life

 

They are just the right little bite of heaven.  Honestly, I don’t think these vegan cheesecakes taste much different than the real deal.  Although it’s been a long time since I have had an actual cheesecake.

These would make the perfect dessert for those that suffer from a dairy allergy.  I am beginning to think there is nothing that cashews can’t do!

I know cashews can get pricey, so here is a little trick.  For recipes like this, you can buy the cashews pieces instead of the whole cashews.  They are a couple dollars cheaper! 🙂

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Mini Vegan Cheesecakes

Mini Vegan Cheesecakes

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Prep Time 20 min Serves 10 mini cheesecakes     adjust servings

Dairy free and guilt free mini cheesecakes!

Ingredients

    For the crust

    For the cheesecake

    Instructions

    1. In a food processor , combine all the ingredients for the crust. The dough will look loose, but I promise it comes together once it's chilled in the fridge.
    2. Press a little bit of dough into each lined muffin cup. I use standard sized muffin pans with silicone liners . Paper liners will work as well.
    3. Stick the muffin pans into the fridge as you make the filling.
    4. Drain and rinse the cashews.
    5. Place them into a food processor with the rest of the filling ingredients and blend until smooth.
    6. Spoon the filling into each muffin cup. I filled my standard muffin cups all the way to the top.
    7. Stick into the fridge to set. This should take about 2 hours.

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    Recipe Notes

    If you need a grain free option, you can use almonds instead of the rolled oats. These cheesecakes should keep for a couple weeks in the fridge. Enjoy!

    Mini Vegan Cheesecakes

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    77 thoughts to “Mini Vegan Cheesecakes (Gluten Free)”

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    2. These were so fantastic! My whole entire family loved them and couldn't stop eating them. The only issue I had was that they didn't set up in the fridge, but I put them in the freezer and they turned out great. Thanks for the wonderful recipes...you are so creative!
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    4. I made these last night & although they are really good the consistency of mine are off - can you give advice for my next batch? - My crust was still a bit crumbly, what should I have added to make it hold together better (or what did I not put enough of - oil)? - The filling was yummy but not as smooth as raw cheesecake filling I've had at restaurants. What should I do to make it creamier (or what item did I perhaps need to put more of)? Thank you!!
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      1. Did you soak the cashews overnight? What did you use to blend. Food processor or blender? Maybe the cheesecake filling you have had at restaurants was tofu based? A lot are. I am sorry it was not what you expected. :(
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    5. I am super allergic to flax seed. Is there any other alternative to that ingredient? Thanks so much, this looks delicious.
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    7. want to make this but where is the vegan sour cream that leads off the recipe article? don't see any vegan sour cream in this recipe
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      1. You don't need the vegan sour cream recipe to make this one, but if you would like that link, here it is https://mywholefoodlife.com/2014/03/18/dairy-free-sour-cream/
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    9. Thanks for the recipe! I've been wanting to make a cashew cheesecake for months because they look soo good, but I could never justify paying so much for the cashews...I also used half maple syrup and half regular sugar for the sweetener to lower the price a little. It's probably not as healthy and changes the taste a bit, but it worked for me :) Thanks again!
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    11. Melissa I am allergic to coconut what oil would best replace the coconut oil in this recipe? Really looking forward to trying these out! Thank you!! Trina
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      1. I am not sure what oil can replace it. Maybe try olive oil? I am not 100% sure the recipe will work that way though. Keep me posted if you try! :)
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    12. I made these for a silence retreat - they were soooo good. I added chopped dried cherries and shaved dark chocolate for a little extra yum. :)
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    14. WOW!!! I just made these! In licking the bowls and spoons, they taste incredible! I can not wait until they set and I can eat a complete one! Going to tell my husband that he won't like them - they are vegan food!!
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    15. Hi Melissa, thanks for this recipe, made these for Christmas Eve/Christmas Day dessert as I am GF. I used almonds instead of the oats, and added in a few Life is Good dark chocolate chips on the top before I put them in the frig. They set fine and are so so yummy!!
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